Lynn Peavey's DustBustr Fingerprint Powder Cup
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moorel
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Lynn Peavey's DustBustr Fingerprint Powder Cup
Has anyone used Lynn Peavey's DustBustr cup when processing at scenes to avoid spills? If so, could you let me know how you like them, or didn't? Thanks for your help. Lori
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briano
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Re: Lynn Peavey's DustBustr Fingerprint Powder Cup
Looks like a Tupperware cup to me.
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GatorCSI
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Re: Lynn Peavey's DustBustr Fingerprint Powder Cup
One of the guys here swears by his, but I like my low, wide-mouth jar from Lightning instead.... 
-Teri
Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office
Tampa, FL
-Teri
Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office
Tampa, FL
Teri DeWitt
Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office
Tampa, Florida
Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office
Tampa, Florida
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JDSinSC
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Re: Lynn Peavey's DustBustr Fingerprint Powder Cup
Hey, Lori.
I use it routinely when I work a scene...although it looks like a tupperware jar it is not..it has a funneled top when you remove the cover and allows your brush to slide through apply powder to the brush and swirl the excess off without a cloud of power introduced into the air. I have knocked it over several times and it has never spilled. Its an excellent tool to have.
I use it routinely when I work a scene...although it looks like a tupperware jar it is not..it has a funneled top when you remove the cover and allows your brush to slide through apply powder to the brush and swirl the excess off without a cloud of power introduced into the air. I have knocked it over several times and it has never spilled. Its an excellent tool to have.